A nickname is a person's unofficial name. He can invent it for himself on his own, but most often the people around him give a nickname to a person. Unlike the name that is given to the child at birth, the nickname reflects not the desired, but the real character traits inherent in a person.
Instructions
Step 1
In order for the nickname to successfully take root, you need to aptly notice some funny trait of your "victim". Perhaps a person walks with ridiculous legs apart and this resembles a penguin from a children's cartoon, or his naughty vortices constantly stick out, which makes him look like an alien. Be attentive and non-trivial.
Step 2
Of course, nicknames that characterize their shortcomings adhere to people. A person may not pronounce the “r” sound or lisp, be fat, wear glasses, be short or, on the contrary, tall, have red hair or a huge leg size. Schoolchildren of all times ridiculed such shortcomings, calling their classmates burr and bespectacled. However, if you want to come up with an apt, memorable and non-trivial nickname, and most importantly - treat a person well, you should not stoop to high school level.
Step 3
Take a closer look at the victim, perhaps it resembles the hero of a popular movie or book? Not necessarily a portrait resemblance, the boy may just have round glasses or a favorite hat - and here you have Harry Potter and Captain Jack Sparrow.
Step 4
You can also earn a nickname by your behavior. Look at the girl in the company who, with good manners, regularly turns up her nose. It is likely that friends will willingly follow you to call her Princess.
Step 5
You can think of a nickname from a surname. After all, there are thousands of Korolevs, Sokolovs and Gurchenko. But there are much fewer Kings, Sokols and Geryches. A successfully warped surname will surely be assigned to its owner.
Step 6
Many people come up with nicknames for themselves and use them when communicating on the Internet or, for example, signing their poems or songs. If you decide to give a nickname to a friend, he will surely be pleased if you do not experiment, but will use what he invented for himself and which he probably likes.
